This afternoon event on the topic of IoT for Smart Cities included 9 presentations from academia and industry, along with 7 supporting posters to showcase research.
The event had around 70 attendees, with a mix of students, research staff and academics from across the University, and industrial visitors external to the University. See the programme and presentation slides and posters, below, for more information.
The event was sponsored by the University's EPSRC Platform Grant on Wearable and Autonomous Computing for Future Smart Cities.
Date: Wednesday 06 March 2019
Time: 14:00-17:00
Location:
Room 53/4025 (Mountbatten Seminar Room)
Building 53 (Mountbatten Building)
Highfield Campus
Southampton
SO17 1BJ
This event was open to anyone. Capacity was limited, and registration was mandatory in order to attend.
13:30 | Arrival | |
14:05 | Welcome and Introduction | Dr Geoff Merrett and Dr Seb Stein Centre for IoT and Pervasive Systems ECS, University of Southampton |
Session 1 | ||
14:15 | Machine Intelligence for Smart Cities | Prof Gopal Ramchurn Head of Centre for Machine Intelligence ECS, University of Southampton |
14:40 | Bicycle-Based Air-Pollution Monitoring | Dr Alex Weddell ECS, University of Southampton |
14:50 | LoRaWAN – City Wide Air Quality, A Use Case | Dr Steven Johnston Engineering, University of Southampton |
15:10 | Making it Easy to Implement Secure Communications to enable Smart Cities | Andrew Poulter DSTL and University of Southampton |
15:20 | Posters, Networking, and Refreshments | |
Session 2 | ||
15:50 | BIM, IoT and Emerging Technology | Kevin Brown Master Inventor IBM Hursley |
16:10 | Opportunities for Web Science: From Local to Global | Tom Barnett Southampton Connect |
16:20 | Smart Cities and Transportation | John Preston Head of Transportation Research Group Engineering, University of Southampton |
16:40 | Smart City IoT Deployments | Alex Barter Barter for Things |
16:50 | Closing Remarks | Dr Geoff Merrett Head of the C-IoT ECS, University of Southampton |
17:00 | End of Event |
All presentation slides and poster downloads included here belong to the presenter and/or their organisation, and have been made available with the individual's explicit permission. All content (including the title, slides, narrative) reflect the views of the speaker, and not (necessarily) those of the University of Southampton.